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Foreword
John Merriman
Introduction
PART ONE: CIRCUMSTANCES
1. The Mystery of Charity
2. The Bagnole and the Tree
3. "La Grande Bouffe"
PART TWO: MEN
4. The Technocrats
5. The Enarques
6. Business
PART THREE: POWER AND CHOICES
7. Those in Power
8. Choices
9. "En finir..."
Conclusion: "Une Ville Merveileuse"
Epilogue: Twenty Years Later
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Kazuya Kuwabara
reviewed The Assassination of Paris on November 01, 2011
The Assassination of Paris
Pompous modernist but a watershed nonetheless, cheesy ameobic shapes...sweet axons
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